SIMPLE TUTORIAL

🎥 Create an Epic AI-Generated Short Film at Home

AI Researchs: Turn your living room scenes into cinematic short films using a free, open-source AI video model workflow that transforms your original footage into stunning visuals. This beginner-friendly guide will walk you through selecting models, setting up the workflow, controlling visual consistency, and refining your final video with ease.

The Details:

• Step 1: Install ComfyUI and the ComfyUI Manager from the official guide links.

• Step 2: Drag and drop the provided workflow file into ComfyUI to load the workflow.

• Step 3: Click “Manager” and select “Install missing custom nodes” to install all required nodes.

• Step 4: Use the “Model Manager” within ComfyUI to download the “clip” model and refresh by pressing “R.”

• Step 5: Deactivate the Lora node if needed by pressing “Ctrl+B,” then load your chosen video to transform.

• Step 6: Re-activate the Lora node, place the Lora file in the “models/loras” folder, refresh with “R,” and select it.

• Step 7: Download and select an upscale model such as “UltraSharp” via the Model Manager.

• Step 8: Decide how many frames to load and whether to skip frames or load every nth frame for interpolation.

• Step 9: Set resolution and choose a ControlNet method (pose, canny, depth, or direct) to guide your output.

• Step 10: Provide detailed positive and negative prompts for character consistency and set sampler steps (e.g., 20-60).

• Step 11: Use a stable seed if desired, or change it if you want a new variation of the scene.

• Step 12: Run “Q Prompt” to generate the transformed video frames with the chosen model and prompts.

• Step 13: Activate the “Live Portrait” group if the acting performance or facial details need refinement.

• Step 14: Apply upscale models again if desired, adjusting Denoise values to enhance detail without losing fidelity.

• Step 15: Create side-by-side comparison videos by selecting the original and generated videos to output together.

• Step 16: Experiment with prompts, ControlNet methods, and Loras until you achieve the desired style and performance.

• Step 17: For advanced workflows, incorporate additional ControlNets, checkpoints, or face swap options as needed.

• Step 18: Once satisfied, export the final video, add music or voice changes, and edit in your preferred editing software.

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